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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-12-24
caoutchouc from q Plant.

According to one of the French chcmi
cal journals plant belonging 10 tI,c let t
tuce tribe, technically known as soachus
oleraceus, and common on the wavsidr
and among dry rubbish heaps in France.
has been found TO yield. in fair proT,or.
ton, very good quality Of caouieho,,c
10 tbs end, the plants arc stepped in car
bon bIsnlphlde and afterward boiled In
alcohol and caus;ic potash. About 4
per cent. Of The weight is thus ob,aincd
rs caoatehoac. Chicago Times.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-12-24

Glasshlowcrs cheeks become thin and
slose their elasticity by the continued
blowing. Uiey hang down like inverted
pockets and grow useless. Il is a maj
Ter OF record. it is said, that both hero
and IN Europe glass workers have blown
holes through their cheeks.-New York
Szsa. -
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-12-24

A Frenchman says: When your friend
la'lgl:s, 1t is FER him toiell you the c..usc
a his Iacrriinent: Wien your fsicnd
cries, i j. TO- yca 10 aarertaia the rcaso,
= his g'icf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-15
TIE PETROLEUA MARKET.
:ws r.oM THE FIELD AND RANGr OF PRICES

NEWS From THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PislCES
In the pipe line figures published in yesterdays
TRIBUNE those OF the Irtsburg Pipe Line for october
were omitted, It's report being delayed. Including them
against 314o3s64 barrels September decrease OF
5l7.053 barrels instead OF 64s537 barrels But the
runs OF the Plttshurg Line Q7j,O4 barrels averaged
O,646 barrels day, while the deliveries 73,935 bae)
averaged 5,SGi barrels, the total average daily
swecd to only G2i93 barrels while the deliveries
increased TO si22j barrels In other words while tho
stocks do show quite large printed,
the relative Of the deliveries Oyerhc 81 Chilly
incrcas d.
There was larger activity In crude certificates ycSer
day and prices ruled higher basis than Saturday.
The market was subjected u heavy pressure Of sales
whenever the 75cent point approached reached,
but 1t exhibited decided strength. saxonburg the
news was more encouraging to the bulls, the falling
the yield Of all the wells being about 80 per
IN the day word wa received that the lNnlt well
practically dfy' ana II this Is not changed by later ad-
Vices IL Will show premature drainage important
part OF the district Prices got up TO IS Is cents
the close, but the bears pounded the market for all they
were worth with the result Of closing f. the
Iont but 6S above the final quo alton OF Saturday.
The market closed with proof that bears VIII stoutly
contest advance beyond 10 but without synp
toms of weakness Carving rat were 2Jd30
The ~ prices tho Total dealings az he Con-
Opening ~ 50, highest - :, lowest a IL, final
"a II. Sales. barrels. 2.OJjOOO.
Refined oil remained Grf the a1 slnce cents per
gallon, Abel test, at all ports
OIL CITY r.nn.. Nov. - -VroaN rr,.'lt Csrtfc1t.s
Sae' 77Sooo p,rrs clearance' OsO,osO oarrs, chlrY
-rs 26S2 barrels shipments ll7972 barrels 4lOJ4
BWADFogp Penn. Nov ii-Nat,n1l rr,l,l, Certact tea
ened at a. AMI closet at 7ils highest, 1873. lowest
rrU,vIi9. Psnn Nov it-v,ti,nN rr,n,t c.-tlq,, tea
sscl at - . hsls,, ~ ows.i. 7i's clo.a. ~
National TRANSIT Cerssc,tes rs aivance TO
- anil th,n dec mod TO 7i's at oclo this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-15

CuciGo NOV IA (S9cciot.Cash corn sold at A. cents
III. Nav ont on AT The close at little con
cc.n from these ngurcs The pit packed with traders
aud every other thing the Oor took ats cue nom what VAS
r ON IN co Te stock Of OF all grades decreased
last week bushels leaving only $780, 900 bushels mere
About 400 600 bushels IL OF contract grade heflou'p
small sfock speculation AS u now Sohf on ho
uall $50 IN the morning
rstmaies Tuesday are onY 2IZ car - INV GU"
wer. moderate 900 bushels enough and 10 spare I" az
-oib tho current Tho VlFbc supply SlioW'h.
shown. decrease So 900 bushels dii not have huch
effect In afternoon there little -chEg on no M
house IN Wall Str'ot Inc c'ose ~ q,
cash, and AN
Der The range for May between 46 aud conts e
OptDin being The lO cure or the DAY uh'I Wuh5
circumstances the Increase III the visible supply VI
2.IO9134 bushels. against an ineieascoo yyr 1I
ago Tor same week Of only biGOOO bushels
That however, the May option opened at 40 cells Wy
49, cent, aud closed 1884, 1879 cents ne
$4,000 bushels were
last MOnd~js Tue stock al Chicago increased ohy
the 10 cents for December and ~ 20
sold 30 cents for May, haVno op,nsu
al 80 cents The close at isd3OI cents irr'p.s
cars. the Estimates for Tuesday only ny Nssc
ply inc ea.sd bushels The store at Chicago
IS l3ji00O bushels decrease for tne NeeS
OF 81 900 bushels. Receipts Of hogs at the .,oes
This started tho longs and we
weIo sellers January york went at once 70 81 ~
great strength OF corn pSn olcced the provson pt
sharp rally 10 SIS lI Inc close "as
SI32L The public estimate for hoss iot iucs
80 900 private estimates by insiders is nearer "
and the easy feeling close on thus AZ Iot
January opened 50 90 ranged between 50 90 qua 10 % A
at 81 81 January bs oponsd 70 os 'AnHo' 'e
tween 50 80 and So S2 q and closed At 70 oe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-15
GEILN 1.NO PROUTCE .ViRKEIS.
FEATURES or SEV.YDHG DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NLN-G Jl.h DIAIlN'iS
YESTERDAY the wheat speculation too The lead again in
out oil ACTIVITY While TIE markets led - tosaris
strength cable avrs sIohfer all around and the
recent su tancd in0, ouent values drew mere cntlc
support Exchange The Transactions IN whoat options
aounei to 10 100000 bushels AMI the rITAet stead
Nv a!vancci Tho close nrn. with December up at
- aud the other months y cent hig OF a. follows
Noveinbei - y: January, 6C's; February, So March,
-s April sJ 9cts and June. 81 cents SPOT lots
.,re shade higher. and The demand from shippers IN
Srea - 900 bushels. tho spot vas
cent her oy 2i0OD bushels taken by export
er- though les.eiinr Of tho late activity IN
tho speculative line the options developed increased and pro
gtr.-i,s strength The final prices show gains 81 FOL
November and December oj]s cents anu lie for Jan
.r, and Fernarr at SO and May al jGs cents Tie oats
the ioosteps OF the leading cereals spot
. we're 0 AID the options rose d cent 10
November, december. 81 iOf January ana
cents or May The lsTi markets were quiet nd no eA
,,rf demand options Strong how
ever rain. pom; November to 81 90 and as points
fer ne other months. follows December - 81 January.
81 20 FEBRUARY IS %; March, - " Apr, 81 o. May,
- 10 ,-..--,... -
TLe grain and -four reported Yesterday at Ncr
Pnliiel3hla and itoston were as
!JG bushels 04~. ll'Op'
BIZ craiI 49, S62 bushels noni, 1pJi" packages
A t,.cagp f. Ssak's AMI Il Louis the arrivals were.
heat 10 81 ,u-"is. l5GG Ci bushels oAis Ibipi4
bushels gram. oil, 100 1ss"es Hour 3ol'J barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-15

seven more railroads to-day reported their gross
ins for the first week IN November giving an aggregate
Of >9j5022, against sos .237 in tho week OF lss6-a
gain of S9G7sj. or ll.27 per cent This makes forty
companies already reported for the first in NOvem-
Der giving aggregate u $3Sll 600, against
SJ339967 In tho week of ls-6a gain Of $i7l. Gg3 or
lilG per cent And yet the hears. who are all closed
mp and are doing In the stock market aud favorug
rally TO sell again upon" to-day labsred by mouth.
pen and telegraph ~ hard as to discourage
people from 5dyin- stocks According 10 Chicago special
dispatches the u Paul Company od2y died notice
for the fourth ith time Chicago has He'd ncioiel
Of reduction OF - per cent in its rates tho
dispatches hal the usual aud played
of This viii probably result general reduction OF
Western rates" II tetth Of the reductions In rates
which Cmrag> specials tNcw-York y have told u, oil
had been made. there would remain rates to lie
reduced
Well there l. lile stock market left after all and
the Reading ~ dictate seems likely to escape the
drporablc CONDITION TO which young iner perienced
vcrdant ami yet leading" operator lately has taken
pleasure IN cou,isning II when surrounded by admitting
friends. L.ndon this morning more anxious than
ever 10 additional hue Of American
"chromos" ana It bought them freely. despite
all predictions OF disaster No patriotic
American feel way except concn'cd to Eu-
ropsan- purchase worthless securtc. such hand
some nsurcs. AMI ~ loyal cti1on tor moment could
think Of doin. any d.sprl the dclusion OF the
clas, OF puan ihr,p-ts tntt for months have Hooded
Europe wh warnings against American railways aud in
their z 10 protect the foreign capitalist from loss have
stretched tc truth In Aer statements. amt all Tor the
love OF TIE whole human Recalling the feature
OF the lay Lcudoh's carly prize wa, = HIGHER than
oar saturdays closing n.urs. with II, f. opened per
cent h sucr Al 80, to 69s, reacted 10 G9ii.
then sold to 7Ji241ole But tho whole List
W., equally strong In proportion To TIE
amount ~ transactions I'm each stock Delaware
Ilckawauua AMI Western has closed with 4 ciclr all
vance OF 2l2 cent Noriplt aud Western closed =
hi Cher. Union Pacific ! 4 higher Northwestern per
cent higher - PAU higher, can ala southern L. high
er Lake -nore - higher Eric i hi .hor, Louisville and
Nashville . higher M,,oIr aciac : higher and Vest
srn Uulon 5 higher We regret " noe the fail
ure Of A. lI,tch CO. Tho head
Of q firm has held strong 80" ri-h' " during
a long .rcl Of tune There. however l. moral IN toe
fact that = six months "bctr" ctLpIign has yielded
profits >, small that three week. of prepare only
for bull cainpai, IN cuts them al. up aad crpples rm
well known any Ia the coIl;ry. Tbs matko closed
= ROM at about the hlches figures.
Government bonds were dan aud easier In tome WIKI
the bills for the igs OF D. per cent Annexed the
closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-15
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IS 1885,.

tween the Controller and tho City Chamberlain to the
officer To whom tho interest sh oul be paid
Justice Patterson OF the supreme Court yesterday set
aside the assignment Of Jaburg Siaenan mado last May
The firm was composed OF Charles Jaburg and Emil Sadel
man The assignment. which executed BY Jaburg on
behalf OF the firm while his PARTNER inmate OF tho
Boomn rdae Asylum ated by the latter aft he
was discharged from the msitutiuD
The suit OF Cori-ia r. Buseed for divorce from
cari Bns eed h4S been discontinued bv consent OF both
partleN Ihey lad been married for whom
The snit was begun in which NJ. She
respondent
Alfred Buckhout an William y Morgan COMPOSING tho
Urn OF Hnckhout Mog.-n No 4Ss Chcrrrst ie sche l.
t'elr s;-nDcnt 10 Meiav YESTERDAY the
tho actual assets - ObD
William aSsny and Edward q. NJ Browne. constituting
the FIRM OF Stassnv Co. assigned Yesterday Sophie W.
Browne, giving preferences Tor 1920.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-15
COURT CALrNDaes-TD-DAY.

os sr r sS 10 c. Ba. No a
2 2 2 2 e 9 2:$ 24 ~ 9 9 2 5 $o7 1872
SUrRinu CouRI-GrxEntLT rrMD Before Van Iirunt p J.
e. St% - 1 S. S. g Ser 4 90 81 81 5 81 i6s So iS
U.s. " E5 m 49, Is s So
e 3d. S05 81. 49, S5G 53 3jS $50. 600. @dl 1872
ssstf. a re THGHEAa ac Ell In
Nos TIL AZ Is .I Ed F' i tI lS. ~
l273 "a rs 756 757 IA 80 74o 100 IA. AZ, 7i5 "a
srrErME counr-crncu1-rAn II.Hcfo!rs Lawrence J.
E ~ ~ o 93 2 ~ 1 SG ~ "a IS i sI
grhfSt @ @ Go 1871 isd ss Io i
43c IA g ga i53e , i5' lTcs l$ ~" III @ iss
1872 1893 l@i 1892 1896. 1897. 1898, 1899 400 l4os
sJFERME CoyGl-CIEcurr-rAET lV.-Eefore Andrews. j.
SIsaoc,u's corrT-s Before Rollins. $40 day calendar
srrrroR Cornr-GFNERAL TLnM-Rece'.
No. ~ - los IG5 iG6 10 iG3 iG 10 III 49, 100
Wiz" grt'9- HG"@f'H asl Gar2
s'rr%ioGc c ,r.r-rmAL rrEM-r.rT rI-Be'ore rru'v j.
surErloe corg!-TElAL rEeN-rAEr liI-BcforO Dusro
srrEmon couHI-TrIAL 1rnM-rARr IV-Be'ore oGOr-
CoNToy fIEA--o;rvERAL rrgi- Before iarrenorc C. J.,
and pay and Hocu. Tos 30 d. -, g. 20. ~ 81, 49,
Comioy Plea siHciGL iI8i- B,'ors Tcolstavor j.
ConmoS rLEAs-TviAL rrru-r.rT I.-Eeiorc Allen l.
~; ia 5lj So Sz SO 81 So S76 81 $50 536 TO-
CITY CoURT-TEIaL TEGM- PN;T I.-refore Hyatt Mo-.
2iSl 2fSj. 25i l>ij. "a ~. - :.
Ctir COUKT- lKhL FEtN -PNdT II Before Enrich. J:
Nos lssp 24;4 3A4. 900 :4L 49, ll-. lie4. 2jli.
2J52. 423S l247. lFH3 2inj. 2fdS.
CITY toT;i--INii. lTgM- FiNr III re ore McAnam.
C.J.No, .uSi .I@. 2tla 81. 25i3. 2"5i 253,. 23,.
1854. 2T2i 21.9
COURr OF GENKEaL sE,,t)Vs-PttI Ibo.ore Cowi AZ J.;
Assistant Ul.trrt Attorney l. = 2 T. = a.
Z 8. D rl.dngs Sos - H. ~ 3D. II. 10. 10 H. l. i"
20. II. 22. - -. -. -. -.
COVRY Oh GENERA ~L-S0NS- PART II-Hrior, Recorder
Snyia ana A,sstn; p ctN,i1rney Ft1- "rai-No''l
=. 3. :. >. Il. :. :. o. 10. y 80. ...
C0URr OF Gi.NKG. g--IOvs-PARr IlI.-Br'prs Glider
sleeve j. aNd Isific Attorney Ddyis-NU' !, =
I. D. .. T. = g. ~. H. l.. - Il. 10. 10. l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BArriwoRr Nov lt.-coton quiet. Milins loi40l 10.
Flour quiet Howard street Western 5. 81
~ 10 Etri 50 opDi 80 To- "a So 10 o. -. clty
Mis- SIpsraus f23lOR 80 H. Extra So OJG3 o. a. RI
ratrnt - .Wheat-SOuthern easior Raj SJgS2r
Amber ~ a 3c; Western hrnrr No Winter Rel
SOc Oc November SOL Slc December ~ "a ~ isc; do
s3s.aS4 &c southcrn quiet and
nrin: White ~ a J3c. Yellow 41ajOc: Western firm
MiVct 81 &c bid Nov. 81 ~ SIC; 5O 81
.riy ssuhsra 80 3jcs Western tc 80 Western
NIXON 80 Bic.; PennsyivanlL - 3jo......Rye was
nrm NJ G10t2c-. HAY was qu'rL Prime 10 Cnoc,
Western Slj % Sl5 frOvSns steady Meas PORK
al Sli - Bnlk ns,t, S1Dul isr, tut t'r RIO Sites
lacNod Gsas.c. Bacon-Shoulders 7aS4c. Clear RIB
Butter firm. Western Packel u f2Oc; Creamery.
% Petroleum
Hcnn-i o'-c..... COfec-Klo csrses[ sriiulrv AR
J. 4s sugar steady soft Gsc....C Copper
FrNisht, to LIy'rpps steamer steldy-Cotton l4.
Fipur H. 49, cram 81 Receipt.-tiour 9.3i6 bbls
Nh-ai lS.70I bush Corn 80 100 bush Osu BOO bush.
Iiye 7OJ bu.n ohipssnts-Flonr 500 Lbls Wheat;
OOD bust. corn bush bass-N neat l2>2OO bush
3t.7Op bn-tL
BUFFALO Sow li.-wheat-No / Hard strong and hgher
sales - nc In good inquiry closing sc asked
40 northern Pacific unsettled offered at 79d79ac
~ "a ~ '4c. No I White Michigan s6c tack
Corn higher NO In store 50.c; Ne on track Boa
81 ~: No. track soc. No. 2 elbow Die:
40 lelow 5o'-c, track 5O2.--...oas we're a shade
So Mixed 3lt....---l Barley higher; No Canada 360
sc. No. Clntia 90 92c; No. EHatr a-c5 No.
Milwaukee, 7747~. STATE 7ja sc freight.
firm, What at a. .9rn at &C. LUMBER vn vas
...... Reccpt. wrre-Flour 10000 bbl. Wheat 3S1uOy
tue, !O7uuO oats 10000 bush Barley ~ 100
busn. Railroad sall nent+F1Jr 10000 bb. Wheat $1,000
bu-u corn 10 900 bu,L oats ..... busn Cana ship
bt,.. Barley 5000 busL
tHlCA9o. Nov II-rle l-luny futures ranged follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-15
COTTON MARKErs-BY rELEseAPu.

LIVERPOOL. Nov. IA r. m.-Cottsn- Uplands Low Mid
ding clause November delivery 42.6il. sellers; No
Nemoer and December delivery, 3s-Gii sellers Dscem-
per AM January delivery SG34d buyers January and
February delivery 3O6it buyers February aroh
delivery. 371Sd bnyrrs March and April delivery 81
ga. buyers Apri AMI May delivery iO0tL value Nay
aud June delivery 426td sellers Juuo and July
- 81. sellers
GALVESTON. Nov. IA cotton strong Millling 0ss Low
Mddung 30 Good Ordinary. S; net aHd receipts
l21 baesi exports u Great Brtn 6237 bales; exports
TO The Continent 4227 bales cUaswse G33
sales, 766 bales. stock. W 81 BALES
NORFOLK Nov. II. Lotion Ndlling. q 1916 net aad
gross rccrpt 5Js2 bales, EXPORTS coastwise 3J0 tales
sales. 30 o aes. sock. 1919 btles
SAVANNAH Nov li-COu,n qust; Mld,lllug. 81: law
Midllng 9s: cod Ordinary. pa and gross receipts
Il'0 bales: exports to the otneni. $500 baes eXnts
coaNlse GO91 bales sales 800 bales stock l052l3 b.e
NEWOELRANS Nov. l4-COttoa firm Mtllliny -. Law
Mhldng '2 GOoi prn Sc net receipts ~ 3iJ balss
receipts 2lG7 bales exports the Continent :253
bale, exports coast~se 3,0OJ bales safes 1000 I-ies
stock, 262, 32o balea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET. BY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO. Union Stock Yards, Nav l4-T,s Dr,r,rr
journal renOrts Cdte-Recents head SHIN .,nis
800 head market stronger shipping 90 s. 0s
ST 70 cs2 IS; Teias steers 81 70G2sO
Hoqs- Receipts $4,000 head. shD1.nts 5000 head:
market steady; Mxei s. +0d 81 20; Heavy 81 81
a. 80. Light - 1914 70; skips S. 0od4 80
SheeD- ecspts $500 head. shpssnts head Markst
strong Natives 81 50 "a 90 Western So G5 Texas
81 80 az 80. Lambs So 10 So CO.
ST LOUIS Nov. l4.-CItte-Keceluts l. 200 head Shin.
msnts l4O0 head: Choice Beavy Native
Steers - 3DdS4 80 GOot So 1854 80 Butchers
steers Medium 10 Choice So 90 SS5 80 Rangers. Coamsa
70 Ssos cornfed So 2O0S3 81.
Hogs-Recep pts s. 700 head Shipments 200 heal Market
was active and lower Choice Heavy and Butch
ers Selections "A 81 "a S5 Packing and Workers. Medina
81 40
Ste,p-Receipts 800 mead. Shipments m head Market
was slow. Fai- Fancy So % q IS go Lambs So see
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-15

pr .Recs,pts-Floor 500 bbla What 5000
bush. Corn 600 tash 0ats 1900 bush Rys ......
bush. ehipments--fiOur bush WHEAT 320t 0ush
Corn $500 OstA IL. 500 bush
ST LOUIE Nov. H--Fiout dull and unchanged a.
So 1914 90. Wheat higher; Ne ksd casn 7Zd72sc
December closing 7ac bid Mar closing s0ss
.--...Cern higher: Cash 4lhdtOssc November closing
use a december closing !osc Nay eo:iss ts.c Oats
2gtc Rye strong. 62c bid. nay was g1chanscds
Prime Tmothv sly o. SIG 90: Prairie s. 90 Sll 00
Unchanged Creamery 2ss27e Dairy l7s2sc.
nlsal higher at So Whisksy steady A. 81 o..
Provisions were strong. Psrg, summer cured, Sl2 rs.
Lara 90 toG6 - prvsalt MsatsBoIed Shoulders 81 0or
Long Clear 81 goa 80 10 Clear RIBS 80 9J snort
Clear 81 Ooa7 10 Bacon Boxed Shoulders S. 81 ~
Lsux Clear ~ 1901 S7r. Clear Ribs g. 7j short
T.M s12a - % Hams steady at $40 O0dsl2 Co.,.
feceirts Flour 5000 bbls Wheat $1,000 las.
o5sOo sush oats $500 900 bush Barisy Is O0Q
bash Shipments Flour 10000 sDls. wheat D. 600 81
Corn loOtO bush oats l2.UOo sush Rye $50. susn
Barley l,OU0 lush. ' w
IoLEpo Nov lt-Whest nrm. Cash. 7sSd7sSo
december 1880; May s5c...... Corn and III .hen
cass ~ &c; May ioc oats active Cash 2s..c~. Clover
serl stetWi Cash s. IS. Receipts-Wheat 45.Ope
pn'h Corn COCO nnsh Oats 1000 b1,l Cloversced SIS
DIGS ,sipnlehts-Wh heat 900 bush. Corn 3UOs bush
oats 1000 Ussn Cloyersccd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL Nov. 1880 r. m-Becf in fair demand:
Prime Mess dun 5is 81 PORK iona Il: Prime
Eastern i, 6ss. 0L do. Western iull o., ii Han, and
Bacon In fair demand Cheese In demand. ia
lar demand Iurpentne ia fair demand and stead 27s
VI Ro'n In poor tensni Lari Spot aul Futures In fair
henant spot November December ant jsnuaVy steady a
IA 81 Wheat ia far demand Now No Winter steady al
Ga Col; New No Sprins stealy at0s Gal Flour
in-nd Corn spot and Futures IN iar demand Mixed vast
ern spot dull at As gL November dull Is ST. DCcen
Der duh. Is Nj January !. ~ III Hops
New York Stlte-There IL nothing offering.
Receipts Of wheat for the week From Atlantic
1860 quarters from Pacific ports. - quarters RON
other $4,000 quarters receipts OF corn.
~, 500 quarters
LONDON nov l4-sp Produce-Calcutta Lnsead 3G4
2L Spirits Of tn pcBtIne. rs. per
Refined Petroleum. , i.d. 0j ljl6i. gallon
ANTWERP. Nov lt-I-ttO.un-F Elmo pale American, l6
france - entilnes pad aud sellers.
BREMEN. Nov. li-WicoX'- afd closed at 80 marks Is
pfennss per 10 pounds Petroleum, MARKS % pfens.egA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-15
NrN r4LAcr c4Rs roR rnE KKIE EoAh

Tic FL. la way La Just received ron the lui.-
ial4oc ca Company several ~. ping ana dia"n~
room cal, which are molos Of luxury ami comfort.
hey >Hiy.e GIT fct log. an1 aw cqniploi WIKI
the latest improve nents iOr comfort anI ~ai'E' me
craving room c4r> OF tie bay window Design ana
Lay, iOr uisiy nine Passenger, vie the r'ci"
Ing car srcauiuO ate twenty IOur. The drawing
room cars contain reception room with chairs an!
.pia.. d'aWIug iO,uI, BOOK cd-" a butri ana a
,m.iu s room. Thee are Il .cI'c. b. d utdc n"nts
an IN heating H., steam. be >i"'pnE cars are
equally a. luNnIiou-. he names OF th' pa1"r cars
are Irnl' c en- Ii". Iialca and VIDA viii he sleep
Ing ca are cali. me AI.eo. Np,ritndic ~ sonia and
Mait,IJ. H." car are ~ ming rgdialiN on th'
thrnu- b rxprc.t trains If the Lllc tween New YORK.
Ia.O AMI TIE Wet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-15
SUITS AGAINST CARPENTER co HY DEFAULT.


George H. Carpenter, the young confluence m'n' -
SIN at large Several civil suits were decided asa>
him yesterday aud judgments were rendered me
suit Of J. Il. Stokes. a college mate OF carpenter ~
Princeton, to recover 81, 800 on noe- came up ID
Part 4, supreme Court before Judge Andrews ih'
complaint alleged that Carpenter had indnced Stones
to purchase $1,000 worth Of stock I'm the NishbuIh
Salicylict Company. which afcrwaid proved woiihics
Stokes obtained judgment for the amount claimed WITH.
interest. Before Judge Ingrahan, In Part =. Sp'cil
Term, supreme Court The suit Of J. Il. COukiing agins
Carpenter 5000 for cash PAID sale Sca
stock. decided against Carpenter judgment fOg the
amount being taken By default.
The total losses by Carpenters operations far
disc ovcrcd follows Foster Black of the Foster
Black Company, - coo; j. H. Stokes, 5000: j. Il.
Brewer LoOkeeper of the Sale lica COMPANY So 800
j. T.. Conkng, OF No. 80 broadway, -, 800, ). Hals
dell a. Co., of Chicopce Mass, $1,000, tie Rev. Dr.
kynett. of Phllade phia uncle of Carpenter. by
forged MOI es $4,000; total S,i-3OO Carpenter also
j. j.. Brewer. on salary account, S4oo. beside,
three weeks wages all the employees Al the Troy
u,ills and at the salicy lea Office In ChuIchst